Nursing Home Communities in Binghamton, NY

"Wonderful people. Had incentive to get well. Felt very taken care of. Nice and very friendly staff."

"The Good Shepherd Fairview Home was my aunt's first choice because she had been to Good Shepherd before, after hospitalization, for a short term stay, and she loved it there. However, they had no openings for her this time. It was an excellent facility. The staff was wonderful. They were very enthusiastic, caring, and concerned about her. They were always encouraging her to do things, and getting involved in things. It really promoted her recovery. They had a book library, and they had a library that came around to the residents, and they had a regular library that you could go to, too. And my aunt is an avid reader, so that was good for her. She could have her cat there. That was a tremendous advantage, and that's one thing she loved about them. They had bingo and games, arts, cards, and putting together puzzles. I saw the food, I saw her eat very well, and she's a picky eater. The cost was really decent, it was less than a lot of other facilities."

"I visited Elizabeth Church Manor with my son and daughter-in-law and loved it. Both of the buildings were so clean, so neat, and so welcoming. I wish I could move in there tomorrow. There were several shared rooms, but at 82, I don’t want to share a room with anyone. They were all clean, spacious, and neat. I kept asking my son, “Have you filled the application yet? Have you heard anything?” because if I had my way, I’d be there this minute. The staff was very nice, but I didn’t have that much contact because we went there and took a tour on a Sunday. The people I saw were very nice. There was a chapel, which impressed me, and, as far as I know, it was available for people to go in anytime of the day. I do a lot of needlework and there was a whole room set up with large tables not too far from the room that I hope I will be getting. I was very impressed. "

Welcome to Susquehanna Nursing & Rehab! The Susquehanna Family strives to deliver exceptional care in a homelike setting with empathy and compassion. We treat our residents, their family, friends, and staff with dignity, kindness, benevolence, and respect to encourage a meaningful experience. We know that a lot goes into choosing a skilled nursing facility for you or your loved one’s short-term rehabilitative and/or long-term care needs. ​ We are honored and excited to share our newly renovated facility with you. As you move through our website please take note of the modern yet home like feel while at the same time offering our residents the best that technology has to offer. ​ Our Admissions team is eager to assist you should have any questions or would like us to set up a tour or a home visit. Please feel free to contact our admissions team where smiling faces await! ​ Susquehanna Nursing & Rehabilitation Center has been recognized as a recipient of the Bronze-Commitment to Quality Award for its dedication to improving the lives of residents through quality of care. The award is the presented by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL). Applicants who receive the Award are able to describe their mission, characteristics, key challenges and to recognize the relationship of these factors to the best of their ability to achieve performance improvement. The Award recognizes that the facility has developed a foundation to begin a journey of continuous quality improvement.

"At that time when my mother was requiring rehab, it was very difficult to get in at any place. It just so happened that I knew the admission's officer in Susquehanna Nursing Home and she was able to help us get my mother in this place. The food was fair. The staff was knowledgeable and they were able to rehab my mother in a very reasonable period of time. They also assisted us with the transition and helped us locate another place for my mom to go after rehab. They're very accommodating and professional. It is a good facility and I recommend this place, although I think, at that time, it was understaffed. They need to work on this to better serve their patients. "

"We went to United Methodist Homes Hilltop Campus Johnson City. The girl who gave the tour was very kind to take us through a place that had just been vacated. They had just refurbished it for the next person coming in, so it was empty. We got to see how nice they are, two-bedroom, two-bath, full kitchen, everything. And it's got an attached garage. That's what we most wanted, the attached garage. The girl was very good. She was very knowledgeable and very courteous. She knew what she was talking about. And we had gone there a couple of times, and she was very good to greet us again and remembered us. So that was a plus. I like the idea that they have a newsletter, which they put out and gives you all your activities for the day, the month, and the year. And, we like it because it's in a place just above where our doctors and hospitals are located. So, it would be easy. We're both above 80, so it would be a good place for us to get to an emergency quickly or conveniently, especially in the winter here because the winters are so bad with the snow. We have to have someplace we could get to in the snow."